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Description: Artist: Matt Willis / Audio CD released 2006-11-20 at Mercury / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Hey Kid 2 Luxury 3 Don't Le ... more
Don't Let It Go To Waste - Matt Willis ... Don't Let It Go To Waste
4 Up All Night
5 Ex Girlfriend
6 From Myself Baby
7 Fade Out
8 Who Are You Gonna Run To
9 Sound Of America
10 Get Bored
11 Falling Into You/Me And Your Mothe

Newest Review: ... from Busted and could make it work. This is a bouncy up-tempo pop-punk tune that again falls nicely between the sounds of ... more

 ... Busted and something heavier. Willis even manages to sneak a swear word in to distance himself from Busted that little more. The title track is Willis’ first attempt at a ballad and “Don’t Let It Go To Waste” isn’t too bad an effort. It’s got a heavy-pop influence and would have worked really well as a Busted track. This is certainly the most pop influenced track so far and it’s possibly no coincidence that two of his songs that sound most like Busted were in the first three singles he released as a solo artist. If...more

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Crowned Review Don't Let It Go To Waste - Matt Willis: A Wasted Opportunity (1560 words)
by IainWear - written on 12.03.07 (Very useful, 315 readings)
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The secret to sales success if you find yourself in a boy band appears to be simple; whatever you do, stay in that boy band. Musical history is littered with the failed careers of those who have tried to make a solo career after the break up of, or after splitting from, a boy band. Take That never made it as solo artists and have had to reform for sales success and Boyzone are rumoured to be planning the same thing, although Ronan Keating is an exception that proves the rule. Brian McFadden hasn’t made it without Westlife and even going back a little further, East 17 and Five proved that the old saying “together we stand, divided we fall” applies to music as well as ...

 
 


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